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Your Diet May Impact Sensitivity Of Gut Microbiome To Antibiotics: Study
The study published in the journal Cell Metabolism revealedthat antibiotics change the composition and metabolism of the gut microbiome in mice. But they also said that the diet may mitigate these changes.
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This Is How Your Gut Bacteria May Contribute To Diabetes: 5 Foods To Manage Diabetes
The study published in the journal Cell explored that the gut microbiota of people with treatment-naive Type-2 diabetes can be linked to a different metabolism of the amino acid histidine, which is mainly derived from the diet.
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Genetic Obesity? This Appetite Inhibiting Medicine May Help: 5 Superfoods For Weight Loss
A latest study offers hope. In the study, published in the journal Cell Metabolism, an injectable drug which is commonly used to lower blood sugar levels can help you fight overweight.
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Peas, Broccoli May Prevent Obesity And Metabolic Syndrome, Says Study
In a recent study published in the journal Cell Host & Microbe, it was found that including foods like peas and broccoli in the daily diet could possibly prevent obesity.
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A Low-Calorie Diet May Help Reverse Diabetes, Scientists Discover
A team of researchers, from the Yale University in the United States, have found that following a low-calorie diet may help reverse diabetes.
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Low-Carb Diet May be the Key to Weight Loss and Increased Lifespan: Study
The good news is that according to a study, published in journal Cell Metabolism, switching to a ketogenic diet, which is high fat, low protein and low carbohydrates may not only help in losing weight, but also increase longevity and improve physical strength.
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This Is Why You've Been Craving Sweets!
Do you crave for sweets? A new study, published in the journal Cell Metabolism seems to have found the real reason we crave sweets and it's not as simple as the love of sweets.
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The Real Reason Why You Crave Sweets
A new study, published in the journalCell Metabolism seems to have found the real reason and it's not just the love of sweets. There's is a strange science behind.
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Why Obese Individuals Lack Motivation to Exercise
Feeling too lazy to hit the gym or follow an exercise routine? Your altered dopamine receptors critical for movement may be the reason.
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Natural Compound Can Reduce Signs of Ageing: Study
Supplements of a natural compound can compensate the human body for the loss of energy production, and reduce the typical signs of ageing, a study has found.
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Exercise Could Protect the Brain From Ageing
Exercise may increase the level of an enzyme which protects the brain from energy-depleting stress that can lead to ageing and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, a new study in mice has found.
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Your Diet May Impact Sensitivity Of Gut Microbiome To Antibiotics: Study
The study published in the journal Cell Metabolism revealedthat antibiotics change the composition and metabolism of the gut microbiome in mice. But they also said that the diet may mitigate these changes.
-
This Is How Your Gut Bacteria May Contribute To Diabetes: 5 Foods To Manage Diabetes
The study published in the journal Cell explored that the gut microbiota of people with treatment-naive Type-2 diabetes can be linked to a different metabolism of the amino acid histidine, which is mainly derived from the diet.
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Genetic Obesity? This Appetite Inhibiting Medicine May Help: 5 Superfoods For Weight Loss
A latest study offers hope. In the study, published in the journal Cell Metabolism, an injectable drug which is commonly used to lower blood sugar levels can help you fight overweight.
-
Peas, Broccoli May Prevent Obesity And Metabolic Syndrome, Says Study
In a recent study published in the journal Cell Host & Microbe, it was found that including foods like peas and broccoli in the daily diet could possibly prevent obesity.
-
A Low-Calorie Diet May Help Reverse Diabetes, Scientists Discover
A team of researchers, from the Yale University in the United States, have found that following a low-calorie diet may help reverse diabetes.
-
Low-Carb Diet May be the Key to Weight Loss and Increased Lifespan: Study
The good news is that according to a study, published in journal Cell Metabolism, switching to a ketogenic diet, which is high fat, low protein and low carbohydrates may not only help in losing weight, but also increase longevity and improve physical strength.
-
This Is Why You've Been Craving Sweets!
Do you crave for sweets? A new study, published in the journal Cell Metabolism seems to have found the real reason we crave sweets and it's not as simple as the love of sweets.
-
The Real Reason Why You Crave Sweets
A new study, published in the journalCell Metabolism seems to have found the real reason and it's not just the love of sweets. There's is a strange science behind.
-
Why Obese Individuals Lack Motivation to Exercise
Feeling too lazy to hit the gym or follow an exercise routine? Your altered dopamine receptors critical for movement may be the reason.
-
Natural Compound Can Reduce Signs of Ageing: Study
Supplements of a natural compound can compensate the human body for the loss of energy production, and reduce the typical signs of ageing, a study has found.
-
Exercise Could Protect the Brain From Ageing
Exercise may increase the level of an enzyme which protects the brain from energy-depleting stress that can lead to ageing and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, a new study in mice has found.
